Health
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Unhealthy gut bacteria may lead to high blood pressure
New York–Micro-organisms residing in the gut (microbiota) may play a role in the development of high blood pressure, suggests new…
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Examining women’s bones during menopause may cut fracture risk
New York– Bone fragility, a serious condition affecting women as they age, should be identified as early as 30 years…
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Prioritize Your Health Instead of Hibernating
(Editor’s note: This article is published from The Nutrition Source of Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health. Copyrights: Harvard…
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Nutritional quality of kids’ menus not improving
BOSTON – U.S. chain restaurants participating in a National Restaurant Association initiative to improve the nutritional quality of their children’s…
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Opinion: Stem cell treatment could be a proven therapy for diabetes, autism
By Chirayu Padhiar (12:06) Stem cell therapy has turned out to be a ray of hope for most patients who are…
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Decoded: What causes stuttering
New York– Stuttering is caused by a reduced blood flow in speech processing areas of the brain, a study by…
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Elderly treated by female doctors have better survival chances: Study
BOSTON– In a surprise finding, a team of Harvard University researchers including one of Indian origin has found that elderly…
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Stopping exercises in winter increases cholesterol storage: Doctors
New Delhi– Stopping physical exercise during the winter season increases the storage of cholesterol in the body, medical experts here…
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Love interrupted: Neuroanatomy behind delusional misidentification syndromes
Neuroscientists at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center (BIDMC) have mapped the brain injuries — or lesions — that result in…
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Indians more prone to die from cardiovascular diseases
Abu Dhabi– Indians are more likely to face premature death due to heart attacks and strokes owing to genetic factors…
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